While neither a public health pest nor a filth fly, cluster flies (Pollenia spp.) are a significant nuisance in a large part of the U.S. Read more»

With common, widespread and persistent species, it’s important to “mix it up” with products and techniques to lower the risk of resistance. Read more»

Overwintering pests can be difficult, because pest management professionals often get called in once these pests have emerged indoors. Read more»

Drywood termites commonly enter structures through attic or foundation vents, or under eaves or shingles. Unlike subterranean termites, they don’t require a connection to damp soil, so they don’t construct... Read more»

Bed bug control is one of the most difficult challenges a pest management professional will face, thanks to the extreme thoroughness of treatment required and the typically zero tolerance for... Read more»

Stored product pests can be annoyingly persistent in certain accounts, and fumigation isn’t practical in many areas. Removing the infested commodity is the most important step, but there are several... Read more»

If one thing is known about cockroaches, it’s they shouldn’t be underestimated. To avoid potential resistance problems, rotate a minimum of two gel baits. When selecting products to rotate, it’s... Read more»

Ants can be active and invade structures anytime the weather is sufficiently warm. To prevent infestation, try a weatherable granular bait as part of the regular perimeter program. Weatherable bait... Read more»

  Carpenter ants are sometimes called the termites of the North because of their propensity to damage wood and the fact they’re not limited to the more temperate climates. Colonies... Read more»

While fleas and ticks can be associated with pets, it isn’t necessarily the case in all structural pest control situations. Ticks are a problem most commonly outdoors, particularly around homes... Read more»